Microsoft has formally released the .NET Community Toolkit, providing developers with a collection of partners and APIs for .NET developers, agnostic of any UI platform.
Redmond said an updated release of the MVVM (model view-model) Toolkit is the greatest new feature in the toolkit.
A side project of the Windows Community Toolkit, .NET Community Toolkit 8.0.0 was declared August 4, following a see stage that started in January.
Included with the MVVM Toolkit are new source generators planned to extraordinarily decrease standard code for setting up an application utilizing MVVM. These generators have been changed to run quicker than previously. Composing noticeable properties has been rearranged, C# advancement upgraded, and courier APIs have been improved for MVVM applications also.
The .NET Community Toolkit 8.0.0 additionally carries enhancements to the diagnostics bundle. The tool stash can be gotten to from GitHub.
Albeit labeled as form 8.0.0, this is really the main arrival of .NET Community Toolkit. The justification behind this variant naming is every one of the libraries in the tool stash initially were essential for Windows Community Toolkit, an assortment of partners, expansions, and controls to improve on advancement of Universal Windows Platform (UWP) and .NET applications for Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Because of the developing requirement for APIs focusing on .NET without Windows-explicit conditions, Microsoft chose to separate these APIs from into a different undertaking. The last rendition of Windows Community Toolkit before the fanning out was 7.1.x; Microsoft chose to follow the equivalent forming.